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That sounds really alarming to have to be around (no pun intended). What part of the world is this in, I was hearing something about the pacific northwest exper
by jamal-kumar 4y ago
That sounds really alarming to have to be around (no pun intended). What part of the world is this in, I was hearing something about the pacific northwest experiencing invasive Japanese giant 'killer' hornets at some point in the past couple of years, I thought the course of action in that case was calling the wildlife authorities to try and stem the spread?
- henearkr 4y agoI have seen an other wasp (I'm in Japan) than the 'giant killer hornets' killing (decapitating) what looked like either another wasp/bee either a bee-looking fly. It was quite a small-scale wasp, a black one with narrow white stripes, but its technique was very good. It just dropped next to where I was sitting holding its prey which was trying to escape.
- oblak 4y agoDensely populated city in Bulgaria. I tried searching for the thing but aside from "$some_kind_of_asian_wasp taking over easter Europe", I've got nothing. I don't think it was the same species.
- riffraff 4y agoNot the Japanese one, but there is an invasive Asian hornet in Europe since 15 years ago or so https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_hornet https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_hornet
- oblak 4y agoNot the same creature. The one I am talking about is all black, with slightly bluish tinted wings. There considerably bigger than most wasps/hornets. I don't know what I am dealing* with. * Not yet, and hopefully I won't have to